New Publication of Miquel Àngel Essomba

Gods in classrooms. Inter-religious education and dialogue. It is the suggestive title of the new work of M.A. Essomba and J.L. Alvarez, in which they analyze religious diversity and its implications in schools.
The book provides an overview of the dimensions, determinants and implications of religious diversity in schools and educational programmes, so it makes a potentially significant contribution in different fields:
1) in strata of political-educational exercise, supporting the design of inter-religious educational spaces in societies with composition of heterogeneous identity;
2) in the level of educational action, contributing to the reprocessing of practical thinking from theoretical guidelines--pedagogical, organizational and curricular associated with inter-religious school construction; and
3) at the status of educational research, providing consistency theories underlying educational performance in environments of religious diversity.
The book is not available in Spanish yet, as a book with multidimensional approach, it has the following themes: for the first time, it presents a collective work with a global view, and encapsulates the challenges posed by religious diversity planted in educational settings.
Miquel Angel Essomba has been director of the UNESCO Centre of Catalonia - Unescocat from March 2008 to July 2012, President Linguapax, Doctor of Pedagogy, MA in educational psychology and a postgraduate diploma in intercultural pedagogy. Professor of Department of Applied Education at the Autonomous University of Barcelona, Director of the research group ERIC (Research Team of Interculture and Immigration in Catalonia), Consultant to the City of Barcelona and the Generalitat of Catalonia in educational and cultural issues. He was director of teachers´ training in intercultural education and the Council of Europe expert on diversity and education in the OECD. He has been a Visiting Research Fellow at the Institute of Policy Studies in Education at London Metropolitan University. He has been a visiting professor at many European and Latin American universities.
Share on social media:




